1966 Map of Prairie Mtn.

About this map

The Suiattle River carves a deep valley through the wilderness of the Mount Baker National Forest, following a winding course that defines the topography of this Cascade Range landscape in the mid-1960s. High alpine features like Prairie Mountain and Huckleberry Mtn loom over a network of glacial tributaries, including Big Creek and Tenas Creek. The presence of the Suiattle Cemetery near the riverbank suggests early human activity and settlement history in a region otherwise dominated by timber and terrain. Surveyed just before the expansion of modern forest road systems, the map shows several isolated landmarks such as Teepee Falls and the Prairie Mountain Lakes, offering a detailed view of the drainage patterns and peaks along the Skagit and Snohomish County boundary line.